Sentence examples for question exposes from inspiring English sources

To an American woman who has, for example, a father who defines himself as half African-American and half Asian and a mother who is Hispanic, the census question exposes the whole business of race for what it is not only on the genetic level but in the daily reality of her family life: forced, arbitrary and ultimately meaningless.

Having a fixed mindset is antithetical to asking questions, as asking a question exposes what we do not know, which would be seen as a permanent mark on our intelligence.

Maybe it's a silly question, exposing a lack of knowledge of the inner workings of the Senate; but maybe the inner workings don't make sense.

Her question exposed the hypocrisy at the heart of international commitments to support survivors of sexual violence in conflict (ibid, p. 1).

The question exposed Justice Scalia's profound ignorance of Congress's rationale for the individual mandate.

Our analysis of the interview data coded under this question exposed seven factors that respondents claimed particularly influence patient portal.

A team of researchers investigating this question exposed pregnant mice to tributyltin (TBT) and found impacts on adipogenesis through the third generation [ EHP 121(3):359–366; Chamorro-Garcia et al.].

A BBC spokesman said: "Panorama's investigation into cash for questions exposed a scandal at the heart of our democracy.

But climategate has shown that while some critics do enjoy abusing scientists, others ask tough and illuminating questions, exposing important errors and elisions.

He was invariably trying to get residents to think — to think like surgeons — and his questions exposed how much we had to learn.

Attention turned to the state of Britain's education system when the judge in Ms Pryce's first trial dismissed the jury after it submitted questions exposing "fundamental deficits in understanding".